Facebook accused of taking money for ads to fake people after disabling 1.3 billion fake accounts Menlo Park tech giant has sued Chinese companies alleging sale of fake accounts ...

As if we need a reminder to be wary of ads on Facebook and other social media, a recent report by the Wall Street Journal ...

Facebook scam ads now leverage AI and deepfakes to create convincing celebrity endorsements, targeting specific demographics ...

Facebook and its chief economist have devised a system for buying ads that prevents advertisers from cheating–at least in theory.

Scammers are currently capitalizing on investors' emotions with fraudulent Facebook ads to lure users into handing over large sums of money. Here's how to spot these schemes and avoid falling victim.

Facebook is continuing to pull in political ad money while more than 100 companies including Adidas, Denny's and Verizon are pausing Facebook ad buys as part of the #StopHateForProfit boycott ...

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A female truckers association is accusing Meta Platforms of algorithmic bias, alleging Facebook selectively shows jobs ads based on users’ gender and age ...

More than 4,000 fake domains impersonating popular brands have been spotted in a scheme pushing scam ads targeting Facebook ...

NYC native Jack Liu, 40, spent $1,000 on Facebook ads, promoting himself in order to find the love of his life after growing tired of dating apps. Other millennial and Gen Z singles, like Tiffany ...

A recent report by the Wall Street Journal claims 70% of new ads posted on Meta platforms promote scams, poor quality ...